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IRCT20210824052280N1 IRCT 2022-10-17 Islamic Azad University, Lahijan Branch The effect of mindfulness on social anxiety, cognitive flexibility and happiness The effectiveness of mindfulness-based cognitive-behavioral therapy on social anxiety, cognitive flexibility and happiness in patients with coronary heart disease 2021-10-23 anticipated 30 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/58578 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Treatment, Randomization description: The randomization method is a simple randomization. The study has two groups and from the beginning it is agreed that odd numbers will be given to the intervention group and even numbers will be given to the control group. Then, using random numbers table, the relevant numbers are extracted, each number is written on a card and placed in an envelope, and the envelopes are sealed, and the patient's number is written on each envelope, and the first patient who enters the study Envelope number 1, patient number 2, envelope number 2 and so on will be given. Finally, people in two intervention groups (15 people) and control group (15 people) will enter the research. N/A Coronary heart disease. Intervention 1: The intervention group receives cognitive behavioral therapy based on mindfulness. The therapy sessions are as follows: each session lasts for 45 minutes and two sessions per week during four consecutive weeks for a total of eight sessions. The content of the interventions of each session is as follows: First session: physical examination training and focus on short breathing, reading and meditation reflection, breathing exercise training and doing it, breathing exercise assignment, notes of emotions during exercise. The second session: practicing thoughts and feelings, people's feedback from the practice, getting to know how to relax. The third session: conscious movement, meditation and checking the body, discovering the experiences of thoughts and creating images and feelings of the present. The fourth session: practice of seeing and hearing, meditation and understanding the present moment, practice with sitting meditation. The fifth session: Reviewing the exercise and examining its effects on the body; Three-minute breathing exercise. Sixth session: training in body scanning technique, searching for physical senses (hearing and taste), observing opposite thoughts and alternative views. Seventh session: Observing the creation of alternative thoughts and views, making a list of energizing (creating a sense of pleasure and mastery) and boring activities. 8th session: body inspection meditation, final meditation, review of the entire course. Intervention 2: Control group: In this study, people in the control group do not receive any intervention and it is created only for the purpose of comparison to determine the effectiveness of the treatment used in the intervention group. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Only general specifications such as information about the main outcome are shared. When: The access period begins three months after the publication of the results To whom: The use of the results is free for the public, and it is also available to all researchers in the research field under study. Conditions: Its use is unrestricted, citing the source. Where to obtain: Islamic Azad University Lahijan branch How to obtain: Refer to the Open University Branch Library, Theses section Comments:
public Mohammad.Mahdi Pasandideh
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Lahijan Iran (Islamic Republic of) 3951544169 +98 13 4222 9081 mmpasandideh@gmail.com Islamic Azad University Iran (Islamic Republic of) The person must have coronary heart disease. The person must be a resident of Rasht. The person must be interested in participating in the research. no limit no limit Both Inability to read and write. Taking psychiatric drugs. I25.1 Atherosclerotic heart disease of native coronary artery Treatment - Other N/A The intervention group receives cognitive behavioral therapy based on mindfulness. The therapy sessions are as follows: each session lasts for 45 minutes and two sessions per week during four consecutive weeks for a total of eight sessions. The content of the interventions of each session is as follows: First session: physical examination training and focus on short breathing, reading and meditation reflection, breathing exercise training and doing it, breathing exercise assignment, notes of emotions during exercise. The second session: practicing thoughts and feelings, people's feedback from the practice, getting to know how to relax. The third session: conscious movement, meditation and checking the body, discovering the experiences of thoughts and creating images and feelings of the present. The fourth session: practice of seeing and hearing, meditation and understanding the present moment, practice with sitting meditation. The fifth session: Reviewing the exercise and examining its effects on the body; Three-minute breathing exercise. Sixth session: training in body scanning technique, searching for physical senses (hearing and taste), observing opposite thoughts and alternative views. Seventh session: Observing the creation of alternative thoughts and views, making a list of energizing (creating a sense of pleasure and mastery) and boring activities. 8th session: body inspection meditation, final meditation, review of the entire course. Control group: In this study, people in the control group do not receive any intervention and it is created only for the purpose of comparison to determine the effectiveness of the treatment used in the intervention group. Cognitive flexibility score in Dennis and Vanderwaal's cognitive flexibility questionnaire. Timepoint: Before and after the intervention. Method of measurement: Cognitive flexibility questionnaire of Dennis and Vanderwaal. Oxford happiness questionnaire score. Timepoint: Before and after the intervention. Method of measurement: Oxford Happiness Questionnaire. Conover's Social Anxiety Questionnaire. Timepoint: Before and after the intervention. Method of measurement: Conover's Social Anxiety Questionnaire. Islamic Azad University, Lahijan Branch Approved 2021-09-08 Ethics Committee of Lahijan Azad University Health Building 7, Kamranieh, Talshan Rasht Guilan Iran (Islamic Republic of)